Wood Chip

Wood residual milled in the residue recovery equipment and well-dried to increase the heating capacity value.  In comparison with pellets and briquettes, this type of eco-fuel is easier to produce and less effective. The chips do not undergo compression, have a low bulk specific gravity, therefore it takes up more storage space and is not as convenient in terms of transportation. It also contains a higher percentage of moisture and, therefore, gives off less heat in combustion. Despite this, the main advantage of chips (its cheapness) has allowed it to become the most popular type of eco-fuel, which is a popular option for heating private properties and municipal facilities in many countries.